Scientific breakthrough: HIV detection through a USB

Scientists from Imperial College London have come up with a USB stick that can detect HIV.

The device uses a drop of blood to detect the presence of HIV, and creates a signal that can be read by your electronic device. It also allows for the patient to personally monitor their treatment.

According to Kate Wighton, Communications Officer of Imperial College London, the USB can measure how much HIV is in the system. This new advancement is incredibly helpful to patients. In her report on the university website, she says: